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I AM A SCIENTIST
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great post , showing the bad and good sides of scientific advances ....I however believe that is not necessarily scientists fault when their research is used for something it was not intended for ...it is merely the powers that be who take what they want and discard the rest . ....When you look at the more Social Sciences that is even more clear ....compare the ways each country will view certain Social studies and use them to implement change in their societies . thank you for the time to think and ponder here  
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Bonjour Spunky Très grand post , expliquer mon point de vu serait bien trop long . Mais maintenant je comprends pourquoi tu poses tellement de questions . ♥ Bisou ♥ Poton ♥ Annie ♥ Hello Spunky Great post explaining my point of view would be too long. But now I understand why you ask so many questions. ♥ Kiss ♥ Annie ♥
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Loved this post. It's so difficult to know what to say to the creationists and nay-sayers....and the Trump supporters. I feel defeated before I even begin. Love your thoughts, and your blog! Be back soon.
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From science to sex, things do take time, If you saw my first draft of this post, I think you would have complained about its length!
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Great post, I like it. I suspected you might have some sort of social studies background given some of the questions and posts in the past. You certainly picked an interesting field of study with plenty of material to observe. 
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Your post is thoroughly enjoyable. It could have been longer! I've been frustrated with "creation science" too. There was a self help book back in the late sixties- "I'm OK, You're OK." There seems to be a tendency for people to believe that it applies to opinion, too, that all ideas have equal validity. But science isn't opinion, as you point out. It's maddening to try to reason with a person who clings to fact free theories.
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I'm sure when David Attenborough dies, his name will be everywhere. Boaty McBoatface had a chance but the Establsihment soon extinguished it! I'd love you in my class!
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Excellent read! I enjoyed reading this post, and it isn't too long. It is sad that so many people believe in creation when all the facts point to evolution. How do they explain ancient civilizations when their 'creator' was born mere 2000 year ago!
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Hmm...a very philosophical look at science. I do love how science brings order to the world and then blows it to pieces...no, not the world (hopefully), the order it established for a second. At least in science there is a method to getting the facts, so that others can distort them how they see fit. Great post, and not too long at all. Oh, I just remembered struggling with organic chemistry a long time ago in the library. A student sat down at my table to do his homework. He was a Poly Sci major, and he had a newspaper and was circling articles (I kind of laughed to myself at his "homework"). We started talking and he was telling me what would happen if Nixon was elected to a second term. Dang, he was right! Nixon now seems like a pussycat compared to what Trump may be!
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A really good post Spunky and definitely not too long. I have always been fascinated by Science....I loved it in school and always wanted to know HOW things worked. Now I find I am more interested in people....what makes them behave in certain ways.....why they do the things that they do.
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I am also going all the way with the Scientific Method!
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Great post here spunky.. Well done! I even learn something from it hugss V
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Great post. Science or religion in the hands of a politician is equally bad. It is the certainty at which these assholes do things that scares me. They are so sure that releasing herpes at massive scale will kill carp and only carp with no other impact. The Australian politician,Barnaby Joyce, the deputy prime minister, said the only way to get rid of the "bottom-dwelling, mudsucking" fish was to unleash herpes on it. The A$15m ($11m; £8m) eradication program, dubbed "Carpageddon" by the government, aims to rid the Murray-Darling Basin of carp. Science Minister Christopher Pyne said the virus would have no impact on humans, but the clean-up would be costly. "Suddenly, there will be literally hundreds of thousands, if not millions of tonnes of carp that will be dead in the River Murray," Mr Pyne said.
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I like to call myself a "scientist" too. I stopped arguing with creationists. (Well at least about that.)  .. If that's what they want to believe, fine.  .. I've got better things to do.
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I like reading Carl Sagan's work; he has helped to bring science closer to the public imagination.
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I was once on a cave tour. A woman and her two children were near me. Every time the tour guide would give a fact about how the cave was made, time it took, et al, the woman would loudly exclaim, "Isn't it wonderful what God did in just 7 days." UHG! Religion is for idiots. Give me science!
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What a terrific post!!! Well thought out and well presented. Makes me want to keep politicians out of science and religion AND medicine. It was not too long either, so don't apologize. The opening and closing cartoon credits were magnifico 
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Using the scientific method has its ups and downs! Too many people rely on science alone but sometimes we need faith!
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Good post!
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Hey Spunky, you have a great Blog! Just read some of your other stuff as well! But was mainly curious to read your "Science" Post - Mmm ...... Yep, we def do 'need' Science! Truly enjoyed reading this Blog as well!
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good post
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good post
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I'm always up for a discussion on religion. When I was younger I thought religion would fade away but how wrong I was!
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